[DiogenesLamp]

That’s not censorship. That’s a business decision.

And it's a business decision to censor conservative videos on YouTube, or videos critical of Islam, or any other videos their San Fransisco headquarters doesn't like, because everyone knows they can't make any money off of videos that people in San Fransisco don't like.

Twitter only censors conservatives or libertarians they don't like. Facebook only censors conservatives or libertarians they don't like.

They are going to "business decision" us into Nazism.

[proust]

Imagine the uproar if Bezos refused to allow gay cakes.

[Tired of Taxes]

And it's a business decision to censor conservative videos on YouTube, or videos critical of Islam, or any other videos their San Fransisco headquarters doesn't like

The materials mentioned in the article (at least in the excerpt) aren't conservative.

But, yes, some businesses and social media networks do remove material with conservative points of view. Let's stop doing business with them.